CREWS
WHERE THE REST
OF CHURCH
HAPPENS
Our goal in creating crews is to see the community of Catalyst grow deeper in their faith, to equip them in their relationship with Jesus, to show people that they belong, to grow in community, and to grow in God’s word. Our hope and prayer is that through these groups God would grow and multiply each member to live out their spiritual gifts and influence others for God’s Kingdom.
Crews are usually gatherings of 6 or less people (Gender Specific), predominantly meet weekly, however some meet bi-weekly and actively encourage the implementation of spiritual disciplines. Crews works to facilitate a multiplying culture of believers who don’t want to settle with a Sunday morning consumer faith, but to live with a faith that is moving and active.
If this at all sparks your interest or you have a heart to grow deeper in your relationship with God, please Email Pastor Fozzy at [email protected]
Crews are usually gatherings of 6 or less people (Gender Specific), predominantly meet weekly, however some meet bi-weekly and actively encourage the implementation of spiritual disciplines. Crews works to facilitate a multiplying culture of believers who don’t want to settle with a Sunday morning consumer faith, but to live with a faith that is moving and active.
If this at all sparks your interest or you have a heart to grow deeper in your relationship with God, please Email Pastor Fozzy at [email protected]
Discipling believers towards a R.E.A.L. relationship with God.
What is a R.E.A.L. disciple?
A problem we often see within the church is a struggle among believers to have growing and authentic relationships, both with God and with others. When we go to church we put smiles on our faces and look happy, but when we get back home we struggle to find hope in life’s difficult situations. All the while the world around us is reminding us of our shortcomings and the things we lack compared to everyone else. This is a weight that is too much to carry on our own, and it is why we need that relationship with God and with each other.
We were not meant to go through life alone; we were created to have a R.E.A.L. relationship with God. This relationship is one that is honest, gives us hope, changes our perspective, and is not changed by the world around us. It is built on God’s Word, is active in its pursuit of Him, and is active in sharing the truth with others.
A problem we often see within the church is a struggle among believers to have growing and authentic relationships, both with God and with others. When we go to church we put smiles on our faces and look happy, but when we get back home we struggle to find hope in life’s difficult situations. All the while the world around us is reminding us of our shortcomings and the things we lack compared to everyone else. This is a weight that is too much to carry on our own, and it is why we need that relationship with God and with each other.
We were not meant to go through life alone; we were created to have a R.E.A.L. relationship with God. This relationship is one that is honest, gives us hope, changes our perspective, and is not changed by the world around us. It is built on God’s Word, is active in its pursuit of Him, and is active in sharing the truth with others.
